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Camellia Golden Anniversary

Double flowers appear in April to May and vary from a creamy-white to a pale yellow. The blooms are therefore usually unaffected by frosts. The plant is has upright, bushy and compact habit and is relatively slow growing, making it ideal for small gardens.

1 litre · £5.00

3 Litre Patio · £10.00

5 Litre Pot · £15.00

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SKU : CAMGOLANN/30cm

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Camellias are popular for their bold, glossy foliage and abundance of colourful spring flowers.

They grow well in open ground or containers.

Use ericaceous compost and position the top of the rootball level with the ground when planting.

Prune after flowering in late spring. Either lightly for a larger, relaxed shape, or hard for a smaller, compact form.

Native to: China/Japan

Eventual height: 1.5 Metre

Evenual spread: 2 Metre

Flowering period: Late Spring

Aspect: Sun or shade. Shelter.

Soil type: Acidic/no lime/well drained.

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